英语释义

• debase oneself morally, act in an undignified, unworthy, or dishonorable way;

  "I won't stoop to reading other people's mail"

• behave in a patronizing and condescending manner

• treat condescendingly

• do something that one considers to be below one's dignity

片语

condescend upon不厌其烦地细说

condescend to trickery堕落到不惜采用欺骗手段

condescend vi屈尊

condescend d谦逊

Condescend To Simple Men纡尊降贵

to condescend to allow恩準

condescend to do屈尊做

condescend to teach赐教

condescend to俯

deign赐予

英汉例句

• we condescend if we speak of it as a phenomenon of the poor.

  如果我们说这是贫穷的现象那是我们屈尊了。

• lucky every months will condescend to come, but if you didn「t fix to go to greet it, may lose it hand over arm.

  幸运每个月都会降临，但是如果你没有準备去迎接它，就可能失之交臂。

• it was greatly surprising to tom that ladies of standing in society, often of rank and fashion, should condescend to utter sentiments couched in the language of the fish market.

  使汤姆十分惊讶的是，社会地位很高的、有时还是贵族社会和上流社会的贵妇们，怎么会自贬身价，用下流粗话来发泄感情。

• you should never condescend or look down on a co-worker.

  你永远也不应该瞧不起或以屈尊的态度对待同事。

• maybe you could ask the ceo (chief executive officer) to condescend to him.

  也许你可以请求ceo（首席执行官）对他摆出一副待以施恩的态度。

• avoid conversing with people who manipulate, deceive, bully or condescend

  避免与控制欲强、欺骗别人、欺凌弱小或自甘堕落的人交谈

• 「undoubtedly, 」 replied darcy, to whom this remark was chiefly addressed, "there is meanness in all the arts which ladies sometimes condescend to employ for captivation.

  达西听出她这几句话是有意说给他自己听的，便连忙答道：「毫无疑问，姑娘们为了勾引男子，有时竟不择手段，使用巧计，这真是卑鄙。

• “will your imperial majesty condescend to take off your clothes.」 said the swindlers, 「then we may put on the new ones here in front of the large mirror!」

  「请陛下更衣，」骗子们说，「然后我们可以在大镜子前面为您穿上新衣。」

• this world had you, so become more fine; let this quarterly of the sunlight and mirths all condescend to come lightly because of you, wishing your life delectation!

  这世界因为有了你，所以变得更加美好；让这一季的阳光和欢笑都因你而轻轻降临，祝你生活愉快！

• i don」t condescend to boisterous displays of it.

  我并不屈就于它热热闹闹的外表。

• the prince of darkness does not condescend to such cheap drudgery.

  这种下贱的差使，根本用不着劳「黑暗之王」的大驾。

• perhaps your father would condescend to help with the washing-up!

  令尊大人或可纡尊降贵帮助刷锅洗碗吧！

• yet even as he declines to submit, he does condescend nonetheless to give an explanation of the philosophical way of life in terms that his fellow athenians might understand.

  然而，纵使苏格拉底拒绝屈从，但是他也屈尊俯就，明确地给出了哲学的生活方式之解释，此种解释他的同胞雅典人或许能理解。

• isn「t afraid to die, but while the true death will presently condescend to come a decisive alarm still buffet since then.

  不怕死，但是真的死亡即将降临时，某种恐惧还是侵袭而来。

• the person such grace and such beauty should have condescend to waste itself on such a pursuit.

  这么优美，这么艳丽的人儿竟然堕落下去，把自身的精力浪费在这样的事情上！

• but in london we are apt to receive that sort of thing so coldly even in its proper place in the rallies of a harlequinade that there is no temptation to west end managers to condescend to it.

  然而在伦敦，我们倾向于对这类把戏冷眼相待，即便它们出现在该出现的地方——比如滑稽表演集会的场合——伦敦西区的经理们也不会屈尊纡贵地去瞧上一眼。

• people like you, to condescend to serf , is so disrespectful of the.

  像你这样的人才，屈就于农奴的身份，实在是太不敬了。

• i do wish he wouldn」t condescend to the junior staff in his department.

  我但愿他不要假惺惺的纡尊降贵接近部门的低级员工。

• mind not high things, but condescend to men of low estate.

  不要志气高大，倒要俯就卑微的人。

• he did not condescend to answer.

  他不愿屈尊回答我的问题。

• he talked now, freely enough; and she presently saw fit to retreat to her solitude: but the frost had set in, and, in spite of her pride, she was forced to condescend to our company, more and more.

  现在他说话了，挺随便；她立刻看出还是回去守着她的孤寂合适些：但已开始下霜了，她虽然骄傲，也被迫渐渐地和我们接近了。

• would you condescend to accompany me?

  你肯屈尊陪我吗?。

• these people should change this bad habit and condescend to be pleased with what is pleasing, without worrying needlessly about themselves and others.

  这些人应改一改他们的坏习惯，放下架子，该高兴时就高兴，不必为自己和他人无谓地担心。

• the law takes into consideration the majority of cases, the typical and average situation, but it cannot condescend upon particulars.

  法律所考虑的是多数案件，亦即典型的和一般的情形，但法律对特殊的情况却无法加以说明。

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